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Anindya Ray Memorial Foundation: Spearheading Healthcare and Social Upliftment in Underserved Communities

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Islampur, West Bengal – Anindya Ray Memorial Foundation (ARMF), a nongovernmental organization (NGO) founded by Dr. Kingshuk Ray, MBBS, MD, and Mrs. Riya Chakraborty Ray, a Mechanical Engineering graduate with an MBA, is dedicated to the noble cause of community healthcare, social welfare, and environmental sustainability. With a steadfast commitment to serving the underprivileged in third-tier towns and villages, ARMF has emerged as a beacon of hope, striving for health equity and holistic upliftment.

Empowering Communities Through Healthcare:

At the heart of ARMF’s mission lies a deep-seated dedication to ensuring accessible and quality healthcare for all. Dr. Kingshuk Ray, backed by his medical expertise, spearheads the foundation’s healthcare initiatives, which encompass preventive, curative, and rehabilitative services. From organizing health camps and medical screenings to providing essential medications and treatments, ARMF is actively involved in addressing the healthcare needs of marginalized communities.

“Access to healthcare is a fundamental human right, yet millions around the world are deprived of this basic necessity. At ARMF, we are driven by the belief that no one should suffer due to lack of medical attention. Through our concerted efforts, we aim to bridge the healthcare gap and empower individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives,” remarked Dr. Kingshuk Ray, Co-Director of ARMF.

Social Welfare and Community Engagement:

In addition to healthcare, ARMF places significant emphasis on social welfare initiatives aimed at uplifting the socio-economic status of underprivileged communities. Mrs. Riya Chakraborty Ray, leveraging her background in mechanical engineering and management acumen, leads the foundation’s endeavors in this domain. From skill development programs and vocational training to educational initiatives and women’s empowerment projects, ARMF is committed to fostering sustainable change at the grassroots level.

“We firmly believe that sustainable development can only be achieved through holistic interventions that address the multifaceted needs of communities. By empowering individuals with the necessary skills and resources, we strive to create a ripple effect of positive change that permeates every aspect of society,” emphasized Mrs. Riya Chakraborty Ray, Co-Director of ARMF.

Green Initiative and Community Kitchen:

Recognizing the critical importance of environmental conservation, ARMF has embarked on a comprehensive green initiative aimed at promoting sustainability and eco-consciousness. Through tree plantation drives, waste management programs, and advocacy for renewable energy solutions, the foundation endeavors to create a greener, cleaner future for generations to come.

Moreover, ARMF operates a community kitchen that not only addresses food insecurity but also promotes nutrition and food sustainability. By leveraging locally sourced ingredients and employing eco-friendly practices, the kitchen serves as a hub for fostering community solidarity and well-being.

Towards Health Equity:

ARMF’s overarching goal is to achieve health equity, ensuring that every individual, regardless of socio-economic status or geographical location, has access to the healthcare and support services they need to thrive. By advocating for policy reforms, collaborating with governmental and non-governmental partners, and mobilizing resources effectively, ARMF remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting health equity as a cornerstone of social justice.

Join Us in Making a Difference:

As Anindya Ray Memorial Foundation continues to expand its reach and impact, it invites individuals, corporations, and organizations to join hands in the noble endeavor of community healthcare, social welfare, and environmental sustainability. Together, we can build a brighter, healthier future for all, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, empowerment, and resilience.

For media inquiries, partnership opportunities, or to learn more about ARMF’s initiatives, please contact:

Dr. Kingshuk Ray

Director

Email: www.anindyaraymemorialfoundation@gmail.com

Website: www.armfoundation.in

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About Anindya Ray Memorial Foundation:

Anindya Ray Memorial Foundation (ARMF) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) founded by Dr. Kingshuk Ray, MBBS, MD, and Mrs. Riya Chakraborty Ray, with a vision to promote community healthcare, social welfare, and environmental sustainability. Based in Islampur, ARMF works tirelessly to uplift the underprivileged in third-tier towns and villages, striving for health equity and holistic development. With a multifaceted approach encompassing healthcare services, social welfare programs, green initiatives, and community engagement, ARMF is committed to creating positive change and building a brighter future for generations to come.

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Mobius Foundation and Environment Law & Development Foundation host impactful panel on climate liability and justice

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October 3, 2024

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New Delhi [India], October 1: The Mobius Foundation, in collaboration with the Environment Law & Development Foundation, successfully convened a significant panel discussion titled “Climate Liability, Justice, and Jurisprudence” on September 27, 2024, at Travancore House, New Delhi. The event addressed the urgent need for accountability and robust legal frameworks in response to escalating climate crises worldwide.

The esteemed panel featured prominent speakers, including:

  • HMJ Hima Kohli, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India (Chief Guest).
  • Dr Afroz Ahmad, Expert Member, National Green Tribunal (Guest of Honour).
  • Chandra Bhushan, President & CEO, International Forum for Environment, Sustainability and Technology (Special Guest).
  • Sanjay Upadhyay, Senior Advocate and Honorary Managing Trustee, ELD Foundation.
  • Praveen Garg, IAS (Retd.), Former Special Secretary, MoEF&CC and President, Mobius Foundation.

The panel was expertly moderated by Jatinder Jay Cheema, a Projects, Energy, and Natural Resources lawyer.

Key Discussion Highlights:

The panel critically examined the intersections of climate change liability and legal frameworks, focusing on the following key themes:

1. Climate Liability: Exploring accountability mechanisms for governments, NGOs, corporations, and individuals in the Indian context.

2. Climate Justice: Discussing the disproportionate impacts of climate change on vulnerable and marginalized communities.

3. Evolving Jurisprudence: Reviewing landmark cases and innovative judicial approaches in climate litigation within the Indian legal system.

Speaker Insights:

HMJ Hima Kohli emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change, stating, “The increasing frequency of extreme weather events, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and the loss of biodiversity underscore the crisis we face. It is imperative that we, as a society, recognize the multifaceted nature of this challenge. The solutions must integrate legal and political frameworks alongside scientific advancements, ensuring that every stakeholder is held accountable for their role in combating climate change.”

Dr Afroz Ahmad highlighted the staggering impact of fly ash, stating, “Globally, around 800 million tons of fly ash are generated, with India contributing approximately 180 million tons. This not only poses environmental hazards but also highlights the pressing need for stringent regulatory measures and innovative solutions. We must focus on sustainable practices that not only mitigate this waste but also harness its potential in a manner that benefits society.”

Chandra Bhushan stressed the need to navigate the complex relationship between environmental conservation and community displacement. He remarked, “The pursuit of sustainability often leads to conflicts, particularly for marginalized communities. We must recognize that our environmental policies must be inclusive, addressing the rights and needs of those who are most affected. True sustainability requires a holistic approach that balances ecological preservation with social justice.”

Sanjay Upadhyay called for the integration of climate liability into Indian law, advocating for a comprehensive legal framework grounded in sound principles. He stated, “We need to approach climate liability with a sense of urgency and responsibility. It is crucial that our legal frameworks reflect the realities of climate change, ensuring justice for those affected. An overarching law is essential, and it must be informed by both legal expertise and practical considerations, ensuring that we are prepared for future challenges.”

Praveen Garg said, we should strive to build a future wherein no community bears a disproportionate burden of the climate crisis, the future where the dignity and rights of all people are protected and where we live in harmony with ecosystems which sustain us.

The approach should be to have an overarching but well-thought-out law on climate change. There is a need to shift of population that is sitting on small agricultural land holdings, which can be brought about by quality education and skill development in emerging sectors.

In conclusion, the Mobius Foundation and the Environment Law & Development Foundation invited all stakeholders to continue engaging in discussions around climate liability and justice, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement in this critical dialogue.

For more information about the event and future initiatives, please contact: info@mobiusf.org

Mobius Foundation

www.mobiusf.org.

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